No roads, neither planes, no more travels, no internet connection, no more series and dramas, no phones, no trades, not a thing but ourselves, and only ourselves alone.

Sounds like fun right? Perhaps!

There is none neither of any of the systems in the world that can exist so perfectly. Where good arises, always, there will be badly to be found. In the case of globalization, where its significance to the world has been a long time debated topic, I have already filled my previously unconscious mind with realizations that it is truly essential for us humans, especially to us FILIPINOS.

Many of our youths die young due to poverty, and the government, despite all programs that were supposed to assess its people and help them to find a job, a stable source of income, can no longer cater surge of unemployment in the country.

Thankfully we were able to build allies with many countries. They are very welcoming to the Filipinos who seek for jobs and opportunities that will help them feed stomachs left empty; kids that are hopeful that hunger will be no more to endure, and their minds will be filled in school.

Not only it is true and helpful for OFW’s, but also applicable to us who wants to travel, to study in the world’s most popular Schools and Universities, take snaps and photographs of the many faces and phases of the world. Distance between coasts is sewed with an agreement, leagues apart yet unified in goal. Now, despite of differences in colors, beliefs, and comprehensions of the many views and circumstances in the world, diversity is not a thing to cease the growth of the sprout of relationships between foreign friends.

We are all products of globalization, and how can someone defy something which he or she is dependent with?